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Hello,
Can someone provide a slackware package for phpMyAdmin ?
You can find a Debian or Ubuntu package, so I guess it is not so hard to be made.

http://www.linuxpackages.net/pkg_details.php?id=10297

Here we have phpMyAdmin for Slackware 11.0 but it is 2.9.0

The last one is 2.9.1

And as you can see... It says:
"SlackBuild Included: NO"

Which means I can not see the SlackBuild and make one myself

Slackware is used so often for a web server... And phpMyAdmin is so needed. I really have no idea why it is not included in Slackware by default...

Any ideas?

mmm...
Have you tried to decompress the file in ./htdocs of your apache?
I've never installed it...
I usually decompress the file, downloaded from http://www.phpmyadmin.net/home_page/downloads.php, in /var/www/htdocs!!!

bbg5ne ha scritto:mmm...
Have you tried to decompress the file in ./htdocs of your apache?
I've never installed it...
I usually decompress the file, downloaded from http://www.phpmyadmin.net/home_page/downloads.php, in /var/www/htdocs!!!

Yes, that's the way, but... Anyway I prefer .tgz's

victorche ha scritto:Yes, that's the way, but... Anyway I prefer .tgz's

I may say a stupid thing, but how can a .tgz know where is your web-root, when you can change it from /etc/apache/httpd.conf?
PhpMyAdmin is just a compressed file: you have to decompress it in your web-root directory and configure it.
Bye,
nino

ninobi ha scritto:

victorche ha scritto:Yes, that's the way, but... Anyway I prefer .tgz's

I may say a stupid thing, but how can a .tgz know where is your web-root, when you can change it from /etc/apache/httpd.conf?
PhpMyAdmin is just a compressed file: you have to decompress it in your web-root directory and configure it.
Bye,
nino

Well, I have no idea... But it works as a .deb package in Debian/Ubuntu

I personally have installed it in Ubuntu 6.06

It even asks about a MySQL password during the install...

Anyway... Last question:

Anyone tried the package from LinuxPackages?

Is it working?